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Wasco County emergency manager outlines after-action review and FEMA match for Mosier contribution
Summary
Wasco County Emergency Manager Juston Huffman told the council he will schedule a stakeholders' after-action review for the recent train derailment once data are compiled; he said Mosier's $1,000 contribution to county emergency management is matched by FEMA funds and praised a "100% Love Culture" approach to the response.
Juston Huffman, Wasco County Emergency Manager, introduced himself and described plans to assemble stakeholders for an after-action review of the recent train derailment once the agency has gathered the relevant information. Huffman said he will set a date for that review and encouraged local participation by the Mosier team of city, fire and school representatives.
Huffman also described Wasco County's —100% Love Culture— as a guiding principle evident in the response to the derailment. He told the council that Mosier's $1,000 contribution to county emergency management efforts is matched by FEMA funds. No public comments were recorded on the presentation.
The county's next step is to convene stakeholders to review the after-action report; Huffman indicated the meeting date will be set once necessary information is compiled.
